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THE NEWS HACK'S CREED: I know more than you. I make lots more money than you. I'm smarter than you. I'm sexier than you. I appear on TV all the time. I work ten minutes a day. I rule the universe. I'm going to live forever. You are an idiot. THE NEWS HACK'S CREED, No. 2: A lie isn't a lie when it tells THE TRUTH. THE NEWS HACK'S CREED, No. 3: I've come to realize that the looseness of the journalistic life, the seeming laxity of the newsroom, is an illusion. Yes, there's informality and there's humor, but beneath the surface lies something deadly serious. It is a code. Sometimes the code is not even written down, but it is deeply believed in. And, when violated, it is enforced with tribal ferocity. --JOHN "OMERTA" CARROLL. THE NEWS HACK'S CREED, No. 4: News isn't news when we don't report it. PERMALINKS: THE NEWS HACKS' DICTIONARY THE EUGENE DAVID GLOSSARY AMERICA'S MOST UNINTENTIONALLY FUNNY WEB SITE! Blogroll Me! |
Saturday, August 27, 2005
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8:34 PM
by Gene
The increasing dominance of Tesco in Britain needs to be probed by the government, Lee Scott, president and chief executive of Wal-Mart has declared. Figures published last week by TNS, the market-research company, showed that under Sir Terry Leahy Tesco’s share of the food market had increased to a record 30.5% over the past three months. In an interview with The Sunday Times, Scott, who owns Asda in Britain, said that it was time for the government to act. "As you get over 30% and higher I am sure there is a point where government is compelled to intervene, particularly in the UK, where you have the planning laws that make it difficult to compete," said Scott. "At some point the government has to look at it," he added. I thought you oligopolists -- er, RETAILERS stood for FREE ENTERPRISE, whatever that is.
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8:19 PM
by Gene
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4:30 PM
by Gene
So remember, when "crackpots" try to push creationism, remember, YOUR CRACKPOTS DID IT FIRST.
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4:22 PM
by Gene
JERNALISM IS PR WITH A DIFFERENT NAME.
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4:07 PM
by Gene
Reading this totally useless conglomeration of vowels and consonants I think, a FAQ isn't ENOUGH for YOU folks. And another disadvantage of the Web for CURLEY'S (Nyuk! Nyuk! Nyuk!) STOOGES is that their by-lines DON'T REMAIN ANONYMOUS. A NEUHARTHISM OF THE WEEK AWARD TO JENNA FRYER.
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10:14 AM
by Gene
U.S. performing rights organization BMI saluted the premier r&b, rap and hip-hop songwriters, producers and publishers at its 2005 BMI Urban Awards, staged tonight in the Grand Ballroom of the Fontainebleau Resort in Miami Beach. Lil Jon and R. Kelly were named Songwriters of the Year, each receiving four "most performed song" awards. "Yeah!," written by Sean Garrett, Lil Jon and Patrick "j.Que" Smith, was named Song of the Year, Kanye West received Producer of the Year honors, and EMI Music Publishing was awarded the BMI Crystal for Urban Publisher of the Year. The first Urban Ringtone Award went to Lil Jon and Craig D. Love for "Freek-A-Leek." A highlight of the gala was a tribute to urban funk legends Charlie Wilson and The GAP Band, who were named BMI Icons for their "enduring influence on generations of music makers." The ceremony was hosted by BMI President & CEO Del Bryant and Vice President, Writer/Publisher Relations Catherine Brewton, who presented awards to the 70 songwriters of the 35 most performed songs of 2004 in the urban music format. Lil Jon, who was honored with three major BMI awards -- Songwriter of the Year, Song of the Year and Urban Ringtone of the Year -- was also named one of BMI's top songwriter/producers of the year. Lil Jon was also named Songwriter of the Year at BMI's Pop Awards held in May, marking the first time that a songwriter earned both Pop and Urban Songwriter of the Year honors in the same year. R. Kelly received his second BMI Crystal as Urban Songwriter of the Year (he also won in 2002) with four songs on the most-performed list -- "Gigolo," "Hotel," "Step In The Name of Love" and "Thoia Thoing" -- and was also named one of BMI's top songwriter/producers. His latest CD, TP.3 Reloaded, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 the week of its release, instantly becoming his fifth #1 album. "Yeah!," recorded by Usher featuring Ludacris and Lil Jon, was named Urban Song of the Year for tallying the most U.S. broadcast performances in 2004. The #1 Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop song earned awards for songwriters Sean Garrett, Lil Jon and Patrick "j.Que" Smith, and music publishers Christopher Matthew Music, Hitco Music and White Rhino Music, Inc. BMI Producer of the Year honors went to Kanye West for logging the most producer credits on charting songs. The BMI Top Urban Producers list also included Cool & Dre, Eminem, Fat Joe, Jazze Pha, R. Kelly, John Legend, Lil Jon, Mannie Fresh and The Neptunes (Pharrell Williams & Chad Hugo). On the list of BMI's 35 most-performed urban songs, four songwriters contributed three songs each: Eminem, Sean Garrett, Kanye West and Pharrell Williams. EMI Music Publishing was named BMI Urban Publisher of the Year by accumulating the highest percentage of copyright ownership in award songs. Big Jon Platt, Executive Vice President, Urban Music, U.S., accepted on behalf of the publisher. The evening culminated with The GAP Band being honored as BMI Icons. Four of the band's nine albums were certified Platinum plus (The GAP Band II, The GAP Band III, The GAP Band IV and GAP Band V - Jammin') and featured 15 Top Ten and four #1 r&b hits, including "You Dropped a Bomb On Me," "Party Train," "Burn Rubber," "Outstanding," "Oops Upside Your Head," "Early in the Morning," and the smooth love song, "Yearning for Your Love." "Outstanding" alone remains one of the most sampled songs in history and has, astonishingly, been used by over 150 artists. In addition to the BMI performance awards, music trade magazine Billboard recognized the BMI-affiliated writers who had #1 songs on the R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, Hot Rap Tracks, Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay and Hot 100 charts during the past year. Now marking its 65th year in business, BMI is an American performing rights organization that represents more than 300,000 songwriters, composers and publishers in all genres of music. With a repertoire of more than 6.5 million musical works from around the world, the non-profit-making corporation collects license fees from businesses that use music, which it then distributes as royalties to the musical creators and copyright owners it represents. For a complete list of 2005 BMI Urban Awards winners, please visit bmi.com/urban. Somebody MUST keep these interns away from computers! They spread disease.
Posted
10:01 AM
by Gene
This should be a wonderful year in professional college sport! P. S. at 4:30 P.M.: Here's another one: a Kansas fullback "charged with assault"! Yes, this promises to be a RICH year!
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9:40 AM
by Gene
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9:37 AM
by Gene
We know where that went, and we know where this will go, but in the meantime news hacks have nothing to do but play with themselves. Friday, August 26, 2005
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1:57 PM
by Gene
C.I.A. Report Said to Fault Pre-9/11 Leadership I guess that means THE INCOMPETENT MR. TENET was "responsible." But what about Mr. Goss? There's something to be said for not serving on an INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE.
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11:43 AM
by Gene
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11:21 AM
by Gene
Samir Husni, chair of the journalism department of the University of Mississippi, and popularly known through the trade as "Mr. Magazine," says, "If we go back historically to the 1920s and ‘30s, there were some magazine editors who were better known than their publications — like Henry Luce at Time and Dewitt Wallace at Reader’s Digest. Tina Brown did recreate the importance of the 'star editor' to some degree. But that was really an East Coast and, to some extent, a West Coast phenomenon." The truth of that sentiment was demonstrated once, at the height of Tina’s popularity in the media, when the Magazine Publishers of America conducted man-in-the-street interviews asking people if they knew who Tina Brown was. Nobody did. But one did think she was the love child of Tina Turner and James Brown.
Posted
11:07 AM
by Gene
Didn't He help inflate it in the first place?
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10:59 AM
by Gene
With most big schools run by ESPNCORP we can challenge that second assertion.
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10:45 AM
by Gene
Or maybe she's just being BOASTFUL. CAVEAT: This is WORLDNETDAILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, linked from a "blog" of FRONTPAGE MAGAZINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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8:05 AM
by Gene
Thursday, August 25, 2005
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6:04 PM
by Gene
They'll say, smokin' and drinkin' and CHAWIN' go with country music. I say oral cancer goes with chewing tobacco.
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5:55 PM
by Gene
Isn't the Air Force Academy ALWAYS reforming?
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5:31 PM
by Gene
It should be MUCH easier to file those CREDULOUS PLUG -- REPORTS.
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5:26 PM
by Gene
The FBI and the Pentagon are investigating whether Chinese spies have been hacking into U.S. government computer systems, U.S. officials said Thursday. If the Fumblers, Bumblers and Incompetents are looking it into it, think how much longer the Chinese have been DOING it.
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5:21 PM
by Gene
Arizona braces for water war Hey BOOBS McKEATING! Here's something for your negotiating skills! Maybe you could get your running mate Sen. Hole-in-the-Bagel to help! Tell him he could win a NOBEL PEACE PRIZE! Think we can work ETHANOL into it?
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5:09 PM
by Gene
Think hard. Think VERY hard.
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4:51 PM
by Gene
P. S. The P. T. Barnum of beauty pageants is kidding himself. Miss Universe (born after a swimwear maker's dispute with Miss America) broadcast out of Miami Beach for years before moving from venue to venue. That doesn't seem to have helped its ratings of late. P. P. S. How do they rewrite THE SONG?
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2:17 PM
by Gene
"I think the motion picture business is safe and sound....Through it all, good films are there and will always have a presence." Thus proclaimeth the producer of the upcoming [SIC] FILM version of I Dream of Jeannie.
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2:10 PM
by Gene
Q: Where do AP reporters get their information? Do they rely on just one side? A: The AP's reporters reach out each day to a wide variety of officials and other sources -- including the U.S. military, the Iraqi national government, Iraqi local officials, officials at private hospitals, eyewitnesses and regular Iraqis. Often, each side tells a different story -- for example, the U.S. military and Iraqi local police often release significantly different casualty counts after some type of violence or incident. The AP attempts to sift through the various, conflicting accounts to get the most-accurate facts. The AP always includes both sides of the story. It never publishes any allegation against the U.S. military unless it first tries to obtain the military's side of the story. In 2003, for example, a claim by Iraqis in Fallujah that American soldiers had killed a civilian was investigated for more than a week by AP journalists. No story was ever written after exhaustive interviews uncovered holes in the claimants' story. The AP does attempt to also get information from insurgents, or from their sympathizers -- for example, the AP sometimes describes insurgent propaganda posted at mosques. This is an important part of the story. It is impossible for Western readers to get a clear and complete idea of events in Iraq without knowing the insurgents' strategy and morale. The AP never works with, cooperates with or protects insurgents. The AP does not pay money for material (except for salaries to its own staff), and thus guards carefully against inadvertently providing any financial resources to insurgents. We will not second-guess reporters who put their lives on the line to report from Iraq, although putting your life on the line as a reporter is not quite the same as doing it as a SOLDIER. Nor will we automatically assume the STOOGES side against us, though the THE OSAMA CHANNEL's shenanigans prove how easy that is. But CURLEY & CO. would not have issued a FAQ if they were doing a job BEYOND REPROACH.
Posted
11:35 AM
by Gene
I believe that the human instinct for reciprocity -- to respond positively to those who treat us well and negatively to those who treat us poorly -- is generally a sufficient basis for a moral and social order. Private business transactions and contracts, reinforced by reciprocity, can induce a virtuous cycle of increased ethical behavior, greater rewards for ethical behavior, and better institutional arrangements. TRANSLATION: Business relationships guarantee ethical behavior. Pffh-hh-hh hh hh hh hh hh hh ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!
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10:01 AM
by Gene
![]() I figured out what it is about MIKE THE BABBITT GEEK DELL that bothers me: he looks like a professional golfer, and you figure he spends a LOT of time rubbing elbows with golfers -- when he's not shaking down governments or outsourcing things. Plus there's a little bit of DILBERT in that face, which makes for the best of TWO worlds.
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9:55 AM
by Gene
Luxury home builder Toll Brothers Inc. said Thursday its earnings doubled in the fiscal third quarter, due to the company's strong land position and pricing power in its affluent markets.... Robert I. Toll, chairman and chief executive officer, said, "While the supply of buildable lots seems increasingly to be constrained by governmental regulation, demographics-driven demand continues to grow. We believe strong job numbers and an improving economy are positive factors for the housing industry, in general, and our luxury niche in particular." Larry KUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDlow! Get out those AIR TANKS!
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8:41 AM
by Gene
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80004005' Timeout expired /BanMan/banmanfunc.asp, line 1414 Somehow that is more edifying than reading ANOTHER tantrum over this lost cause.
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8:15 AM
by Gene
The BIZ has suddenly decided in this Kane or Can or whoever it is has a good thing going. We are suspicious enough when a NEWSRAG cover-plugs it, but when the biz does the SHEEHAN or the ROBERTSON -- that is, when it sells the thing with ONE GOEBBELSIAN VOICE -- we are quite ready to SCREAM. And we KNOW the thing can't be any good because Robert "Over the" Hilburn, a man who has contributed his own few percentage points to LALA's circ GAINS, is SELLING it. Why must consuming the news be a test of who cries UNCLE first?
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8:11 AM
by Gene
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6:29 AM
by Gene
He allows us NEWS HACKS to call Christians poor, stupid and easily led again. Wednesday, August 24, 2005
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5:47 PM
by Gene
But we know of his insatiable taste for SOLE FOOD. Fear of death squads do it, Rev?
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5:39 PM
by Gene
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5:30 PM
by Gene
I guess Meh-HEE-co didn't have $37.2 million. MIKE THE BABBITT GEEK IS A REPUBLICAN.
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5:25 PM
by Gene
SORRY YOUR HOLINESS PINCH, "FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION" HAS A PRICE.
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5:16 PM
by Gene
IMBECILES.
Posted
5:06 PM
by Gene
A household with 300 cable or satellite channels has access to 7,000 hours of programming a day, almost 3 million per year. That's a lot, but it's only a fraction of the 31 million hours of total annual programming. Every major cable company is making investments to allow TV to be distributed over the Internet, giving you access to each one of those 31 million hours. And then there's this year's 36-fold explosion in consumer-generated video on the Internet. 31 million hours is the sort of number that comes from anywhere and nowhere, and too often substitues for reporting. That said, the audience for most homemade Internet video will be between negligible and nil, and the few lucky ones will be professionals -- as with BLOGS. And even the most huffy effusions of ad-blurb copywriters cannot erase the notion that the more there is to watch, the less there is.
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4:58 PM
by Gene
As for cheerleading, isn't it a little late in the day to be talking about sex? The spectacularly unfunny National Lampoon ran a cover almost three decades ago.
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2:04 PM
by Gene
In February 2005, directors ousted Fiorina. HP's stock at the time was down two-thirds from its peak in 2000. Yes, I'd say that's reason enough!
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12:29 PM
by Gene
And it probably will too -- as Kodak slowly goes out of business and the town relies more heavily on its SPORTS GIMMICK for SALVATION, like TOO MANY DYING SMALLER TOWNS. (More later.)
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10:53 AM
by Gene
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10:48 AM
by Gene
We take a Cindy Sheehan, who has an honest argument to make for herself and people who may hear her and agree.... ...that we're fighting in Iraq for ISRAEL and JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS. I have no brief for the damfool Ted Nugent and the dammerfool Rev Robertson. But it is amazing how SELECTIVE people's outrage is. Yes it's true on the right -- but it's also true at the LALATIMES, which may explain that hissing noise you hear -- the sound of AIR SEEPING OUT OF ITS CIRCULATION.
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10:44 AM
by Gene
I love a parade, don't you? And I love NEWSMAX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! even more!
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6:49 AM
by Gene
IN RE: PAT ROBERTSON [Rick Brookhiser] What an offense that this man was a serious candidate for the presidency. He was our Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. My Robertson moment came when I read a book of his that was recycling anti-Masonic propaganda from the 18th century (no kidding). I happened to see Ralph Reed, who was then working for him, and asked about it. Reed said, in effect, that Robertson almost certainly hadn't read it. Great, so a man signs crapola he hasn't read. Posted at 12:55 AM Don't forget the OTHER PAT!
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6:43 AM
by Gene
When NEWS HACKS support the forces of RIGHT and JUSTICE and make SURE it's not a vacation. And though Dubya always does seem to be on break, NEWS HACKS NEVER ARE.
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6:29 AM
by Gene
Pffh-hh-hh hh hh hh ha ha ha ha ha ha HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!
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6:25 AM
by Gene
![]() Duhhhhhhhhh, support a guy with a "history of poor graduation rates and player arrests" who was convicted of drunk driving, DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. Follow-up at 5:45 P. M.: The man we should support for his graduation rates and player arrests and drunk driving is now "AT LEAST" $2.77 MILLION RICHER. Tuesday, August 23, 2005
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8:14 PM
by Gene
"I was a little taken aback," Robert McCaffrey said, describing his reaction when he first saw the operation name on Patrick's tombstone. "They certainly didn't ask my wife; they didn't ask me." He said Patrick's widow told him she had not been asked either. "In one way, I feel it's taking advantage to a small degree," McCaffrey said. "Patrick did not want to be there, that is a definite fact." ------------------------------------------------------------------- McCaffrey did not consult his father, with whom he discussed most important things in his life. "If he had asked me I would have advised him against it," Bob McCaffrey says. Nadia McCaffrey, who now operates a nonprofit grief counseling program and has become a leader in the Northern California antiwar movement, has been a lifelong pacifist and opposed her son's enlistment from the beginning. She says, though, that she was powerless to stop it. "He was like a lion in a cage," she recalls of her son's reaction to watching the terrorist attacks on television. "He just wanted to do something." CURLEY'S (Nyuk! Nyuk! Nyuk!) STOOGES do NOT KNOW WHAT THE INTERNET IS, and if they DID, they would not know that YOU CAN LOOK UP WORDS BY HIGHLIGHTING THEM in FIREFOX. Or maybe they DO KNOW -- AND DON'T CARE.
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6:59 PM
by Gene
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6:15 PM
by Gene
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5:48 PM
by Gene
The former head of a suburban Chicago school system stole thousands of dollars -- including milk money and library fees -- from one of the poorest districts in the state so he and his family could live the high life, prosecutors said Tuesday. Police raided Thomas Ryan's house last week and seized $730,000 in cash from a basement safe and envelopes scattered throughout the home, prosecutor Richard Devine said. Officers had to use laundry baskets to cart out the wads of cash. Ryan spent about $70,000 in stolen money to pay for three daughters' college tuition, prosecutors said. He also reimbursed himself for about $1,000 in Chicago Blackhawks hockey tickets and gave his daughters thousands in cash as graduation presents, Ryan [SIC?] said. DOUBLE-, TRIPLE- and QUADRUPLE-MORON: Ryan, who had been superintendent since 1990 and earned $183,000 a year.... WHATSA MATTA? COST OF LIVING WENT UP?
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5:36 PM
by Gene
Jackson Lee visits anti-war campers Pulling our forces from Iraq would be the greatest national triumph since WE LANDED MEN ON MARS.
Posted
5:06 PM
by Gene
P. S. THE GREATEST COMEDY DOCUMENTARY OF ALL TIME doubled its theatres and saw its gross decline by 23 percent. No doubt THAT joke's funnier than the "movie."
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4:52 PM
by Gene
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2:11 PM
by Gene
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1:50 PM
by Gene
Great. May we now refrain from the middle-finger salute?
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1:32 PM
by Gene
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12:23 PM
by Gene
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10:27 AM
by Gene
Isn't his six-shooter out of bullets to aim at his foot? Monday, August 22, 2005
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5:50 PM
by Gene
The new civilian leadership team that has moved into place under Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld over the past few months is shaping up to be less ideological, more balanced and more attuned to Congress than the first-term group it has succeeded, according to defense analysts and lawmakers. CODE WORDS for MORE AMENABLE TO RUN SCREAMING FROM IRAQ? Although Rumsfeld has resisted calls from some in Congress and elsewhere to resign over his handling of the Iraq conflict.... Has anyone mentioned THAT lately? Or has someone spread The Gospel in ST. WARREN'S NEWS HEAVEN again?
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5:16 PM
by Gene
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5:05 PM
by Gene
Did you have to return from your oblivion?
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2:48 PM
by Gene
That being the case NINE-FINGER STEVENS, why can't we elect YOU GUYS?
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11:38 AM
by Gene
TIME FOR A COUNTER-LETTER-WRITING CAMPAIGN, ROMY! And you, St. Bill, BACK TO SLEEP. P. S. It's 11:38 A.M. DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR PUBLIC EDI-TOR IS?
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11:25 AM
by Gene
Why bother with an article?
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9:50 AM
by Gene
When I look at these magazines I think, why I am looking at these magazines? P. S. Why is it the newsrags' single-copy sales have gone down but their circulations remain the same? I don't want to guess how many "subscriptions" are cut-rates, nor how many are forced on unwilling students.
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9:44 AM
by Gene
WAY TO GO, ROBBER BARON!
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9:30 AM
by Gene
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9:24 AM
by Gene
When you read that fatuous rave, remember -- RENEE PAID ZERO FOR HER TICKET.
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9:15 AM
by Gene
Look guys, if your students can do anything, why can't they drink? P. S. Florida is a par-TY school. Who knew? The par-TY school is a hollow, sad place.
Posted
6:50 AM
by Gene
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6:40 AM
by Gene
Demi Moore apparently loves 'sharing a bath' and 'snuggling up naked' with boy toy Ashton Kutcher. Too much information, Demi. And I don't even know you. Imagine what your poor kids have to deal with in homeroom. Rumer, 17, Scout, 14, and Tallulah, 11, must have flipped when flipping through the pages of September's Harper's Bazaar, where Mommy, 42, blabbed about her steamy love life with her twenty-something boyfriend of two years. Yuck. TRANSLATION: I PAID FOR THESE BREASTS AND I INTEND TO KEEP THEM!
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6:35 AM
by Gene
Whatever the effect may be on the 2006 and 2008 elections, the war must be prosecuted with all the speed and force we can muster -- and that is more than we now use -- toward victory. The President needs to explain to us, in detail, what defeat would mean to us and the rest of the civilized world. He needs to tell us where we are fighting, and how. We need not know every covert operation that may be going on, but we need to be told how many nations we fight in, and why. He needs to say that the fight continues, under many covert guises, and that we mean to defeat the enemy wherever he may be, whichever regimes must be destroyed, and by whatever means, fair or foul, we must use to achieve the defeat of Islamic terrorism. And when the President tells us these facts, they must be accompanied by decisive action that carries out these intents. All true -- but we're talking the most famously dyslexic of presidents, one who would rather hide behind the lectern than make a speech, who couldn't write a paragraph without his brain hurting, who can't say a sentence of two words without gumming it up. A great leader would do these things.
Posted
6:29 AM
by Gene
Democrats say a long-standing rift in the party over the Iraq war has grown increasingly raw in recent days, as stay-the-course elected leaders who voted for the war three years ago confront rising impatience from activists and strategists who want to challenge President Bush aggressively to withdraw troops. Amid rising casualties and falling public support for the war, Democrats of all stripes have grown more vocal this summer in criticizing Bush's handling of the war. A growing chorus of Democrats, however, has said this criticism should be harnessed to a consistent message and alternative policy -- something most Democratic lawmakers have refused to offer. TRANSLATION: Our side doesn't know what it's doing. FURTHER TRANSLATION: Our side is doing the best it can to ignore that the EEEEEEEEEEEEEVIL DUBYA still has OVER THREE YEARS IN OFFICE. Sunday, August 21, 2005
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8:21 PM
by Gene
Many young people feel no connection with the values of the late 1960s and early 1970s. "Emancipation and self-fulfillment" -- weren't those the ideas that led to their parents getting divorced? Nope, I don't THINK we'd see THAT in an AMERICAN newsrag.
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8:05 PM
by Gene
![]() Here's the deal: You do more YAKETY-YAKETY-YAKETY-YAK-YAK-YAK-YAKKING of your PRIVATE LIFE on CELL PHONES and you'll get more UGLY CELL-PHONE TOWERS.
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7:42 PM
by Gene
We may guess too that your LORD has come to have second thoughts about JOOOOOOOOOOS too. 'Bye GLIBERAL! Don't scream too hard when the WALL encloses you. P. S. Unfortunately, GLIB, the Web doesn't take THAT long.
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4:32 PM
by Gene
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4:21 PM
by Gene
c1.zedo.com!!!!!
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1:36 PM
by Gene
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1:04 PM
by Gene
Broadcasters oughtn't to be so skittish about advocacy ads. On the other hand, news hacks oughtn't to be so skittish about reporting that CINDY THINKS WE'RE FIGHTING FOR EEEEEEEEEEEEVIL ISRAEL AND JOOOOOOOOOOOOS.
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12:50 PM
by Gene
Either Hole-in-the-Bagel should be taken out to the SHED -- or he should SWITCH to Dr. YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGH'S PARTY. OR: Hagel, Nelson pump Ethanol
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9:49 AM
by Gene
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9:34 AM
by Gene
Goodbye Gonzo -- and GET LOST! Come to think of it, he already got there.
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9:25 AM
by Gene
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9:18 AM
by Gene
Skimming this typing I found nothing too controversial, but who wants to do more than SKIM a NEWSRAG?
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